UK Anime Blu-ray & DVD Bargains
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Just Passing Through
The Wildcard
£18.99 on the 13th November on this thread...
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UK Anime Blu-ray & DVD Bargains
For the sake of brevity are there any DVD releases included in that selection that are not otherwise sold as Blu-rays? That would be typically the only reason I'd buy a DVD version is if there's no Blu-ray version. The Sacred Blacksmith has no Blu-ray (at least in the west). Same for Princess...
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Jon O Fun
Za Warudo
Ah very true, it must have been ebay or something£18.99 on the 13th November on this thread...
UK Anime Blu-ray & DVD Bargains
For the sake of brevity are there any DVD releases included in that selection that are not otherwise sold as Blu-rays? That would be typically the only reason I'd buy a DVD version is if there's no Blu-ray version. The Sacred Blacksmith has no Blu-ray (at least in the west). Same for Princess...
my bad.
Jon O Fun
Za Warudo
Akira 4K is £32.99+p&p on up1
xp_version1
Great Teacher
Random question I know but what’s the name of the online book retailer who usually does random xx% off codes during Christmas that changes daily...or maybe hourly 
Gemsy-chan
Shrine Maiden
That would be Wordery. Last one they had was black Friday.Random question I know but what’s the name of the online book retailer who usually does random xx% off codes during Christmas that changes daily...or maybe hourly
xp_version1
Great Teacher
Thanks, that’s the one. Need to get my FMA collection up to date
Gemsy-chan
Shrine Maiden
According to wordery's site these are the current discount codes Wordery Promotional Offers - Discount Codes - Vouchers | wordery.com - your online bookshop - free delivery worldwide
The TENOFF one has changed since I last used it, used to be 2 books or more now its 4.
D1tchd1gger
Shrine Maiden
I got sent a catalogue from them with a code 10XMAS for 10% off 2 or more books. Didn't use it because I bought stuff in the Black Friday code and I sent my mum my wishlist so don't want to risk a double buy. Ends on the 21st.
The thing about these discounts is that the titles that you would want are always either sold out or unavailable or higher priced than other retailers. Its great to get discount codes but man it's tedious trying to find the right books to use for the offer at a short window.
xp_version1
Great Teacher
Is there somewhere you can recommend for comparing prices or is it just a matter of checking everywhere you can think of?
It depends on the publisher, for instance Blackwells tends to be better for Seven Seas & Ghost Ship, while Amazon does the job fine for Viz Media's shonen jump range. There's also Wordery's eBay store which has some differences in pricing.
Oldmario
Thousand Master
if you enter the isbn number in google they tend to show most book sites on the shopping tab with all the prices, booksetc is also usually good but for some reason like clockwork atleast on the manga/comics stuff i watch, their prices are high for 2-3 weeks then they kinda drop a couple quid and stay there
IdiomaticLynx
Student Council President
I often use piranhas.co. It shows various Amazon sites and both Bookdepository and Wordery. It's far from perfect, as it doesn't account for regional tax differences for foreign Amazon sites and when searching directly on ISBN it won't directly show result for Bookdepository and Wordery, instead you have to click "Search" which opens them in a new tab.
What actually helped me more is keeping track of all the books/volumes I want, when new volumes will be released and what I paid for previous volumes. As soon as a coupon shows up, I simply open my spreadsheet and go over the list. Before I used to spend ages trying to remember what I actually wanted (double checking my shelves), trying to figure out if it's actually a deal (even with the coupon's discount), etc...
Takei Daloui
Magical Girl
There's also the physical bookstore, Forbidden Planet. Not all stores are equal but live near one of the good ones, the one that has a large manga stock, and every single manga volume on there can be used in a 3 for 2 deal. One of the best savings out there for it really.
Dagnabbit
Completely Average High School Student
If anyone's got money left after the AL or MVM sales, I've just seen that HMV are doing one of thier Manga Entertainment sales. It's 40% off DVDs using code MANGA40:-
store.hmv.com
I'm already £150 in the hole because of 12 days of Christmas so I should probably limit it to a couple of movies...but that ain't gonna happen
40% Off - Use Code: MANGA40
I'm already £150 in the hole because of 12 days of Christmas so I should probably limit it to a couple of movies...but that ain't gonna happen
xp_version1
Great Teacher
Phew, DVD’s, wallet-kun is saved
Birdie Num Num
Straw Hat Pirate
Not a dvd or blu ray but it's japanese language learning, Wani Kani lifetime subscription is $199, down from $299.
www.wanikani.com
WaniKani, a kanji learning application by Tofugu
Learn Japanese kanji the effective way!
SkwigglesWorth
Magical Girl
US version of Yona of the Dawn Via amazon italy, for about £16-17 for those who missed it on the Sales berfore part 1 sold out (NOTE I think it is an A/B release)
Probably pretty good for those in the rest of europe.
But the arrival date stated for me was the 28th (so could be closer than you may want for UK residents), so not sure how it will work and what happens if its late and arrives in january.
Probably pretty good for those in the rest of europe.
But the arrival date stated for me was the 28th (so could be closer than you may want for UK residents), so not sure how it will work and what happens if its late and arrives in january.